Sentence examples for for better exit from inspiring English sources

Second, it acknowledges the need for better "exit strategies", including housing, jobs and drug treatment (many sex workers are addicted to cocaine or heroin).

But I couldn't have asked for a better exit.

Mubarak, he said, deserved "a better exit than this.

"And the U.S. also offers better exit opportunities".

For better or worse, the term "exit" is synonymous with one of two things in a business owner's mind: selling or dying.

It then uses this information to make recommendations as to how you could make extra payments to save on interest or consolidate your loans with various partners for better rates and a faster exit from debt.

Step 3 - Repeat steps 1 and 2(2 or 3 times for better results) and then finish(exit)." This is understandable by you, has an end condition (a finite number of steps), and is very explicit.

They can also drive stock prices higher as investors exit low-yielding bonds for better returns in equities.

Deciphering the underlying control mechanisms of establishing, maintaining or exiting spore dormancy is important for better comprehension of all phases of the life cycle of yeast.

At the 2010 Nations Cup, Mali failed to exit the group stage of the tournament - prompting the federation to hope for better in 2012.

Even if every single nation would exit the EU, it would in no way undo the fundamental interdependence to which all, for better or for worse, are subject.